Syria is experiencing its largest protests since the fall of the Assad regime, sparked by a sharp rise in fuel prices.
The economic situation in Syria is dire, with the United Nations Development Program estimating that 90% of Syrians live below the poverty line.
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The protests and economic crisis in Syria have significant implications for regional stability and humanitarian efforts
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